Sentence examples for based on the technicalities from inspiring English sources

"Basically, what we were trying to do is provide a place for our customers to enjoy a bottle of water or something like that, and based on the technicalities in the city law, it was unmanageable.

But she has steadfastly refused to apply it to Mr. Clinton or Mr. Gore when allegations of fund-raising improprieties swirled around them after the 1996 election -- a stance that legal experts have said was based on the technicalities of the independent counsel law.

The would-be markets for used digital goods, like Redigi or eBay, have been sued for copyright infringement, on the premise that the goods being resold were either never sold in the first place or based on the technicality that every transfer of a digital good creates an illegal copy.

Thanks to the ruling, Johnson said, "another executive action by the administration will go unchallenged, all based on the legal technicality of standing".

The Republican Party claimed that the ruling was based on a technicality rather than the merits of the arguments.

"Rosenstein's message may have been based on a technicality," the Bloomberg story said.

"A candidate should not be disqualified based on a technicality," the panel wrote, adding that he could have nominated himself.

Though based on a technicality, the Blyew case set a precedent in state and federal courts that led to the erosion of Congress's Thirteenth Amendment powers.

The French ruling in late December was based on a technicality, and the government has vowed to tweak the law and try again.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday that he believed the appeal was based on "a technicality" and that the lawyers had erred.

In effect, based on legal technicalities, these courts are flirting with a total grant of impunity to human rights violators like Chevron.